Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
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Peter J. Ford wishes 10 employ two
frst class carpenters.
Two handsome nav cars for the Nor
folk and Western Railroad left this city
this morning.
4 good active boy able to drive Q
horse and wagon may fad situation
by addressing "Grccer." at this ofice,
at the same time enclosing reference.
The cellar rnen employed In Charles
Mullin's MOROCCO factory had their
pictures taken IN . group yesterday by
cne OF the travelling photographers.
Forty seven Wilmingtoniana were
recogpiz sd In the grand stand witness.
ing the New YorK 'PhilAdelphia game
yesterday afternoon.
W. l.. Gottwerth, of this city, has
entered the Junior Glars OF the Phtls-
delphia College OF Pharmacy, and will
be GIN his 81 udies in October.
Joshua Witworth, employed IS clerk
by the Kent Iron and Hardware Com.
psuy OF this city, WAS married on Au-
gust llth 10 Miss Jennie Sanbo-n, OF
Somerville, N. j.
The managers Of the Academy oi
Music are having their bill boards re.
moved from ths sids walhs this morn
ing, according TO inttructions from the
Street Com N issioners.
The Hanley Hose Company, Of Ohes-
ter, Pa, expect TO receive their new
LaFrspce steamer some time next week
when the event will be properly cele'
brated.
The widow of Sheridan, the man who
Was burt and died from Injuries TO.
ceived at the P W. & B. r. b. shops,
received check for her husbands
month 3 pay, besides check for $5O.
There was lively ''scrap" at the
corner Of Front ard Market streets al
soon to-day bet~e cen two II en- who had
. few words, which finally termiE al ed
in blows, but no blood YVES tpilled.
J. c. Carroll, Tenth and Orange
neyman shoemaker, who can make old
ones.
Mr.. John TAy lcr has taken charge o
his morocco factory, on Fourth stIee
q. between Madi.on aud Monroe streets
He has received Contract for finish
ing sk ms for IA eastern hrm, whioh h
will begin at once.
Messrs. McManus and Mccormick
proprietors of the Grand Central Thea
ire, on Front street, near King, hav,
had ~ the old Caeino Of Music sign
lied down sud new ard han 1som
!. ones put in their places.
Mr.. Charles Muli.n has purchase,
the two frame bousas on Chessn u
street above Monroe strett, and Is raz ni
: them to the ground, and will exNnt
his factory through to Chestnut stree
making IL the largest factory of tL
kind in the State.
Two wagons tha. had been run int,
on the way from the Brandy wine Sum
init camp we're laying on the rosd from
!, camp ana ths Lancaster pike yesterday
afternoon. The camp 10 surely har
vest for oar carriage builders and liver,
stables.
A meeting OF those in favor of form
ing y braucn Of the Order OF Tonti va
hslo last evening as the office Of d.
Blockson, wnicu WAS well attended
An adjourcm waa had until Mooda
evening nex,, when permanent or
gsniZation will be- formed.
, The members OF emyth Pcs', No. /
g. A. X aie urgently requested to a.
/ Monday night, Gs the matter of psl
ticIpsitpg In the Coo Gstitutto Center
, Mai parade In PGiisdelphia next mon;
' win be discussed.
Complaint has been made by bueine,
!. nen on tbs cast side Of Market stree
. north OF tie Brandywine, about th
( piles OF stones and dirt which ba,
been thrown on the sidewalk 10 froI
Of their places of business by the M q
: engaged In layirg the extension CT Il
City Passenger Railway.
: Mr.. A. 3. Williams, of Greenb.nl
Del is the dlecoverer of polish whic
he has namad the Excelsior Iustantal
!. eous Metal Polish. He claims that th
powder will ruIpass sny other row
8 the market. 1t il perfectly harmless
the most precious metals, cleanit
I and leaving any article with O perm
= nent and beautiful burntsh. Price
cents per box.